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How Pope Francis transformed women’s role in the Catholic Church | NewsNation Now
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5:31Now PlayingPope Francis, the 266th head of the Roman Catholic Church, died Monday, one day after Easter and nearly a month since his release from a hospital, the Vatican confirmed. During his papacy, Francis appointed more women to leadership positions than many of his predecessors, including the recent appointment of Sister Simona Brambilla as the first woman to lead a major Vatican office.
Mary Healy, appointed by Pope Francis to the Vatican Advisory Board, joins “NewsNation Now” to discuss how Francis transformed the role of women in the Catholic Church.
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